Dog Well Being

Did you know that pets can be allergic to fleas? Find out how to recognise the signs of flea allergy dermatitis and what you can do to help a pet that's allergic to flea bites. 

From weed killers that are toxic to pets to seasonal allergies, find out how to keep your pet safe this spring with our guide to spring dangers for cats and dogs.

Anxiety in dogs is a lot more common than you'd think, even in older dogs. But what can you do about it? In our blog, we take a look at some of the most popular dog calmers on the market and whether they could be the right fit for your dog. 

Are you buying the right dog toys? Dogs need toys for mental stimulation and entertainment, so make sure you're making the right choices with your dog with our guide to the best dog toys. 

Has your dog lost their wag this winter? If so, they may be experiencing a temporary condition called cold water tail. Find out what cold water tail is and how to prevent it from occurring in your dog with our latest blog!

Dogs and bones are a tale as old as time, but are they really something your dog should be chewing? Here, we discuss what types of bones your dog can chew, and how to keep them safe while doing so. 

Did you know that only 5% of fleas in an infestation are on your pet? Flea eggs, larvae and pupae are able to burrow into your home, making it even easier for them to reinfest your pet. Here, we explain how to combat the fleas living in your home, so you can effectively break the flea lifecycle.

While we find fireworks delightful, they can cause a lot of stress and anxiety in pets. Here we discuss the effects fireworks may have on your pet and how you can help them cope with this Bonfire Night.

Just because something is natural doesn’t necessarily make it safe. Essential oils have been used for decades for their lovely smells and are often found in various products and practices,  including homeware products, beauty products, aromatherapy, and more. But did you know some of these oils also pose a deadly threat to our four-legged friends? 

In 1991, the UK Government passed the Dangerous Dog Act, which prohibits people from owning and breeding specific breeds of dogs considered “dangerous”. With another breed potentially joining the list, we’ve decided to take a look at the current list of banned dogs in the UK and what it means for dog owners.